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| The Difficult Choice of Enlightenment Thought in Ming and Qing Dynasty ——Taking Tang Xian-zu as an Example |
| 武汉大学哲学系，湖北武汉430072 |
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Abstract Whether giving up fame pursuing to be a pure poet or not, is a quite difficult choice for Tang Xian zu even in his whole life. Because of his wandering between the two choices, Tang Xian zu cannot completely display his tenant, who wanted to build up an immoral career to pass on. This paper thinks that Tang Xian zu's difficult choice is also the reflection of the condition of the enlightment thought in Ming and Qing Dynasty, which was at the turning point from self conciousness to its opposite.
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Received: 25 April 2002
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